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Vectors IV Lowersixth Science Mathematics
 

Froggy Jumps

Vectors IV Lowersixth Science MathematicsOnline version

Challenge your understanding of lines in 2D.

by YAKILI LMS
1

What is the vector form of a line through point r0 with direction v?

2

Which parameter t represents in the vector equation?

3

In the vector form r = r0 + t v, what is r0?

4

What is the parametric equation form of a line through (1,2) with direction (3,4)?

5

For the line x = 2 + 5t, y = -1 + t, what is the direction vector?

6

Which equation is a Cartesian (symmetric) form of a line in 2D?

7

Symmetric form for a line with direction (a,b) is:

8

If a line passes through (2,3) and is parallel to vector (4, -2), its symmetric form is:

9

What is the angle between two lines with direction vectors u and v?

10

If two lines have direction vectors (1,0) and (0,1), the angle between them is:

11

A line through point p with direction vector d is called:

12

Equation of a line through (a,b) parallel to vector (p,q) is:

13

Which form is most direct for a line’s direction?

14

The point-slope form is best described as:

15

In parametric form, how is t interpreted?

16

Which quantity remains constant along a line in symmetric form?

17

If a line has equation x = 3, y = t, what is this line’s direction?

18

The vector equation of a line is most useful for:

19

What is required to define a line in 3D from a 2D perspective?

20

Which form expresses a line using a common point and direction?

21

Angle between lines can be found using:

22

If line1 has direction (2,3) and line2 (4,6), the angle is:

23

How do you obtain a line through P parallel to v?

24

Symmetric form is undefined if:

25

Which is NOT a line form?

26

A line with equation r = (1,2,3) + t(4,0,1) lies in:

27

In 2D, the vector direction is perpendicular to:

28

Parametric form allows easy computation of:

29

The angle between lines is smallest when θ is:

30

To express a line through (a,b) with slope m, use:

31

Which form is best for parallelism tests?

32

A line parallel to v through r0 uses:

33

If v = (0,5), the line is:

34

The dot product in angle formula yields:

35

Which form directly shows the direction vector?

36

Line through (0,0) parallel to (3,4) is:

37

Which statement is true?

38

Symmetric form requires:

39

What does r0 + t v describe?

40

Which form is most compact for 3D lines?

41

A line has direction (1,-2). Its slope is:

42

To check parallelism, compare:

43

Which operation gives angle between lines 2D?

44

If two lines have same direction, they are:

45

What is a key feature of parametric equations?

46

Line through P with direction v can be written as:

47

When is symmetric form undefined in x-division?

48

Which form directly encodes both point and direction?

49

Which is a property of a line’s direction?

50

Which is the Cartesian (symmetric) form of a line through (x1, y1) with direction ratios a, b?

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